Wellbeing Education Network
Programme Aims
The Wellbeing Education Network aims to equip children and young people with the emotional understanding, resilience, and practical life‑skills they need to thrive. We deliver age‑appropriate mental health education, wellbeing strategies, and essential first aid training that help learners stay safe, manage stress, and understand their emotions. Through early intervention, confidence‑building activities, and targeted support programmes, we empower young people to feel capable, informed, and confident in their everyday lives.
Who Is It For
Primary Schools (Years 5–6)
Primary wellbeing & first aid
Designed for older primary pupils who are beginning to develop greater independence and emotional awareness.
Sessions include:
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Making an effective 999 call
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Responding safely to minor injuries
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Understanding and practising the recovery position
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Early mental health awareness, including recognising when friends may not be okay
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Learning how to be a supportive friend
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Knowing who to report concerns to and how to seek help
These sessions build confidence, safety awareness, and emotional literacy at a crucial transition point before secondary school.
Secondary Schools
Secondary wellbeing & first aid
Tailored to the needs of teenagers navigating increasing academic, social, and emotional pressures. Programmes include:
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Age‑appropriate first aid skills
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Resilience building and managing stress
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Confidence building and strengthening self‑belief
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Understanding and dealing with teenage pressures
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Developing a strong sense of self
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Navigating social and academic challenges
These sessions help learners build independence, emotional strength, and practical skills for everyday life.
Elective Home Educated (EHE) Learners
EHE Learners modular online wellbeing
Flexible, modular online learning designed specifically for home‑educated young people. Programmes focus on:
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Soft skills for personal and social development
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Self‑directed learning skills to support independent study
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Communication and collaboration for group or community learning
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Adaptability and resourcefulness to prepare learners for future education or employment
This approach supports wellbeing, independence, and confidence within home‑learning environments.
Individual Learners
Individual wellbeing support
Personalised programmes for learners who need targeted wellbeing support outside of school settings, including:
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Transition support for learners moving into college or university
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Mindfulness and self‑care strategies for managing anxiety
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Exam‑season support, including stress management and effective revision techniques
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Navigating social and academic challenges
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Resilience and confidence building
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Support with teenage pressures and emotional regulation
These sessions help learners build independence, emotional stability, and readiness for new environments and expectations.
Methods of Delivery
Our wellbeing programmes are delivered through flexible, accessible formats designed to meet the needs of different learners and settings.
In‑school workshops
Interactive sessions delivered directly in classrooms or assembly spaces, tailored to primary and secondary age groups.
Small‑group interventions
(Online & In-person)
Targeted support for learners who benefit from focused wellbeing or confidence‑building activities.
One‑to‑one sessions
(Online & In-person)
Personalised guidance for learners needing individual emotional, transitional, or exam season support.
Online modular learning
Flexible digital modules for Elective Home Educated learners, accessible from home and designed for self‑directed study.
Interested in our programmes?
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